When I think of spring and Easter I think of fluffy baby chicks or any fluffy baby animals and of course eggs. Our homemade fluffy slime recipe reminds me of all of these things, so it had to be the next slime on our list to make for you. This Easter fluffy slime recipe is so super soft and fluffy thanks to a special ingredient. Join us and learn how to make our awesome slime recipes easily every time!

EASTER FLUFFY SLIME FOR SPRING SCIENCE AND SENSORY PLAY!

SLIME MAKING SHOULD BE EASY AND FUN!

Fluffy slime made with shaving cream is exceptionally fun to make and so easy to add themes to as well. Leave it plain white for a snowball theme or deck it out with gold coins, confetti, and glitter for St Patricks day!

Or if you want to try something really cool, you make GIANT FLUFFY SLIME (with video) and really amaze the kids. You will totally be their hero with this one! There’s no end to the possibilities for color combinations and glitter you can use.

The key ingredient to fluffy slime is not only the ingredient that gives it its fluff but it also takes it away. You can check out more on that in the science behind the slime below. We think you will really enjoy making this Easter fluffy slime recipe.

I want you to see just how easy slime making really is…

because I stand by my recipes, and have tested them over and over again.

VIDEO COMING SOON….

MAKING YOUR EASTER FLUFFY SLIME RECIPE

All of our holiday, seasonal, and everyday theme slimes use one of our 4 basic slime recipes that are super easy to make! We make slime all the time, and these have become our go-to favorite slime making recipes.

I will always let you know which recipe we used in our photographs, but I will also tell you which of the other basic recipes will work too! Usually you can interchange several of the recipes depending on what you have for slime supplies.

Make sure to read through our recommended slime supplies and print out a slime supplies checklist for your next trip to the store. After the supplies listed below you will see click here black boxes for slime recipes that will work with this theme.

EXTRA SLIMY RESOURCES

If you scroll down, you will find click here boxes with our most popular slime topics that you may find helpful.

Slime is easy to make, but it’s important that you read the directions, use the correct ingredients, measure accurately, and have a little patience if you don’t succeed the first time. Remember, it’s a recipe just like baking!

SLIME FAILURES

The biggest reason for slime fails is not reading through the recipe! People contact me all the time with: “Why didn’t this work?”

Most of the time the answer has been lack of attention to supplies needed, reading the recipe, and actually measuring the ingredients! So give it a try and do let me know if you need some help. On a very rare occasion I have gotten an old batch of glue, and there is no fixing that!

I highly suggest you read up on BEST SLIME INGREDIENTS! You can also learn about slime activators and whats so important about them.

EASTER FLUFFY SLIME RECIPE SUPPLIES

White Washable PVA School Glue (make sure to look at our recommended supplies list)

Foam Shaving Cream

Saline Solution (must contain sodium borate and boric acid)

Baking Soda

Food Coloring

Fun Accessories (eggs, mini chicks)

GET YOUR FLUFFY SLIME RECIPE!

Each of our basic slime recipes, that we use for all of our seasonal, every day, and holiday slimes, have their own complete slime making page. This way you can see a complete page dedicated to making the specific slime!

This slime is clearly using our fluffy slime recipe but you can still recreate the theme with one of our there basic slime recipes!

STORING YOUR SLIME

I get a lot of questions regarding how I store my slime. Usually we use a reusable container either plastic or glass. If you keep your slime clean it will last for several weeks. And…if you forget to store your slime in a container, it does actually last a few days uncovered. If the top gets crusty just fold it into itself.

If you want to send kids home with a bit of slime from a camp, party, or classroom project, I would suggest packages of reusable containers from the dollar store. For large groups we have used condiment containers as seen here.

THE SCIENCE BEHIND THE FLUFFY EASTER SLIME RECIPE

What’s the science behind the slime? The borate ions in the slime activator {sodium borate, borax powder, or boric acid} mixes with the PVA {polyvinyl-acetate} glue and forms this cool stretchy substance. This is called cross linking!

The glue is a polymer and is made up of long, repeating, and identical strands or molecules. These molecules with flow past one another keeping the glue in a liquid state.

When you add the borate ions to the mixture, it starts to connect these long strands together. They begin to tangle and mix until the substance is less like the liquid you started with and is thicker and rubberier like slime!

Picture the difference between wet spaghetti and leftover spaghetti the next day. As the slime forms the tangled molecule strands are much like the clump of spaghetti!

NOTE: Why is fluffy slime fluffy? The answer is in the foam shaving cream! Take a look at what happens when you squirt out the shaving cream, what do you notice? It puffs up with air! What happens if you leave a glob out over time, it becomes soupy right? So this is how fluffy slime get’s its fluff but doesn’t keep it’s fluff!

EASTER FLUFFY SLIME IS AWESOME EASTER SCIENCE FOR KIDS!

We hope you have found an awesome new slime recipe to make today and have learned just how easy slime making really is! Our Easter fluffy slime recipe is sure to be a hit with the kiddos, and they will love coming up with their own themes too!

HERE’S SOME MORE SLIME MAKING RESOURCES!

You will find everything you ever wanted to know about making homemade slime right here, and if you have questions, just ask me! Email [email protected]! We want you to be able to make amazing slime every time.

Did you know we also have fun with science activities too? We also love to experiment with all kinds of simple to set up science experiments and STEM activities. Click on all the black boxes below to learn more.